Articulated lever for a device for moving a furniture part received on a furniture carcass of an item of furniture
AssigneeGrass GmbH
InventorsBoris Kruedener, Markus Herper
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AssigneeGrass GmbH
InventorsBoris Kruedener, Markus Herper
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An articulated lever for a device for moving a furniture part received on a furniture carcass of an item of furniture, which has a spacer member in the form of a first and a second embossing. The first embossing is present on a first side of the first articulated lever, and the second embossing is present on a second side of the first articulated lever. The first and the second side of the first articulated lever are present opposite and spaced from one another. The first and the second embossing are present opposite one another. The first embossing has in the azimuthal and/or radial direction, about a center, an elevation and a depression relative to a remaining surface of the first side. The second embossing has in the azimuthal and/or radial direction, about the center, an elevation and a depression relative to a remaining surface of the second side.
An articulated lever for a device for moving a furniture part received on a furniture carcass of an item of furniture, wherein the articulated lever has a spacer member in the form of a first and a second embossing, wherein the first embossing is present on a first side of the first articulated lever, and the second embossing is present on a second side of the first articulated lever, wherein the first and the second side of the first articulated lever are present opposite one another and spaced apart from one another, wherein the first and the second embossing are present opposite one another, wherein the first embossing has in the azimuthal and/or radial direction, about a center, an elevation and a depression relative to a remaining surface of the first side, and the second embossing has in the azimuthal and/or radial direction, about a center, an elevation and a depression relative to a remaining surface of the second side.
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